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From: oz@YETTI.UUCP (Ozan Yigit)
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Subject: Re:  BULLETIN program contact adresses
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Date: Sun, 23-Feb-86 21:06:45 EST
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In article <8602202314.AA18269@pyramid> info-vax@ucbvax.UUCP writes:
>Please send me more info on the Bulletin Board Program, specifically
>how we can order it from you. Has it ever been ported to UNIX?
>We'd like to use it on Multi-vax system (clustered) as well as ethernet'ed
>to several UNIX machines.
>
	There has been some info on my previous postings. It is written
	in C, and it is VERY vms-dependent. It has a nice user interface,
	and seems to be well-liked.

	Porting to un*x would be *lotsa* work.
	(I think) If, however, you need interface consistency (an
	admirable trait..) than, it may well worth it.

	There is no *ordering* per-se. An earlier article gave extensive
	detail as to how you can get it.

Oz

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